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service OfflineBackend
Description
implements BackendAdapter that maintains a cache so it can operate even if the SingleBackend holding the data is inaccessible.
Since
OOo 1.1.2
See also
OnlineBackend
Included Services - Summary
BackendAdapter

provides access to configuration data from a SingleBackend. (details)
Included Services - Details
BackendAdapter
Description
provides access to configuration data from a SingleBackend.

If no backend is provided during initalization or if the context contains an Offline flag that is true, then offline mode is activated. This may fail, if the offline cache has not been filled during a previous execution.

Less entities may be available from XBackendEntities, when operating in offline mode than when operating with an online SingleBackend.

If offline mode is not invoked, the implementation behaves like any other BackendAdapter.


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